Death

No One Dies in Vain

death only comes when a being jas served its purpose. From a narrow perspective, that purpose may not be clear, but in the grand scheme of things, it makes perfect sense.

While there are countless ways to die, death always remains the one insurmountable human barrier that all people have to cross. Some people die of old age, others of cancer, other are stillborn, but in all these forms of death, there always is a purpose. In order to be able to understand the purpose of …

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Last Goodbye

If death were to knock my door tomorrow Would I leave a trail of dreadful sorrow Filled with regret, confusion and pain And pursuits which were extremely vain? If I were to leave this mortal world Would I leave affairs twisted and curled Complicated, hard and mysterious And yet so very serious? If I were …

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Hinduism and a Hugging Saint

Sanatana Dharma: The Eternal Truth Since over eight thousand years ago, one of the first widely and officially recognized religions on Earth appeared. Its original name is “Sanatana Dharma” which, in the ancient Sanskrit language, means “The Eternal Truth” or “The Eternal Principle”. However, its official name is Hinduism. Unlike many other ancient religions which …

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Let Things End when they Need to

You can also listen to this podcast here: Resisting change is something all people do in a variety of ways. Some keep themselves in old and broken relationships because they don’t want them to end; others keep broken things in their closets in the hopes of repairing them later; others stay in their old jobs …

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Understanding the Spiritual World

You can also listen to this on my podcast: Once a person rises above the worldly burden of social and religious dogma and goes deeper into the world of spirituality, he will undoubtedly begin to see the world in parallels. In fact, the relationship between the natural and the spiritual worlds has been documented through …

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Bullet

Blessing of silver, wrapped in fire End my life, burn my desire There is no use in living again When the last pursuit ended in vain Should I put you through my head As I lay on my deathbed Or shall I send you through my heart Already dead and torn apart I thought this …

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People and Hardships

the same sun which softens chocolate hardens clay

There are two kinds of people… How many times have you heard that one before? No really! A person’s truth shines only after he’s been through hardships. One of the most important gods in the Hindu religion is Lord Shiva who is both the god of wisdom and the god of destruction. And when we …

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All Over

I’ve been through countless lives I’ve traveled endless places I’ve been stabbed by countless knives And flew through endless spaces I’ve lived as a poor beggar And died as a wealthy king I’ve had rooms full of sugar And sirens which could sing I’ve had many daughters and sons And raised many dogs and cats …

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The Gift of Death

It is the dreadful enemy Of many people everywhere To others it’s a plea Through which they escape despair Death is a part of life Surrounded by pain and strife But in fact is the salvation From the clutch of desperation It is change that we truly fear To lose the life we hold so …

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Shattered Gods Chronicles #3: when avatars move

Before reading this, make sure you read parts 1 and 2 also. The existence of angels in the world is very important, for they tackle community problems before they become world issues. However, these small world imbalances may not always be solved by the angels, or they may be too big for them. When elemental …

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Charbel M. Tadros

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